Dahlia Lithwick

The 14th Amendment’s authors saw Trump’s citizenship test coming and rejected it.

In just the past few weeks, all kinds of people, from judges to protesters, have taken a stand.

Sen. Richard Blumenthal and Rep. Jamie Raskin sent scathing letters to five firms that caved before Trump even issued an order targeting them.

How pro bono legal work is actually done.

On this week’s Amicus podcast, Dahlia Lithwick spoke to Abrego Garcia’s attorney, Simon Sandoval-Moshenberg.

The thing Booker modeled above all is that we each have something at which we excel, and that now is a good time to step up and try to do it.

The SAVE Act is a direct attack on women’s voting rights.

This goes back to John Adams.

The Trump administration flew more than 200 Venezuelans right into a legal black hole.

Any line can be blurred into complete indistinction unless the people who are subject to those lines care about them.

Maybe when a top ally isn’t in on the joke, it’s not just a joke.

Every time a judge tries to peer into the box to figure out what's going on in there, he or she gets a different story.

Bongino’s appointment is evidence of a chilling reversal at the highest echelons of law enforcement in the United States.

We've entered an era of weird wishcasting jurisprudence.

Focusing on this question risks missing a big part of the story.

It’s how things worked when you went to the Cosa Nostra to ask for protection for you and your family in exchange for some portion of your own resources.

A former DOJ attorney takes us inside the absurdity and likely consequence of this week’s legal dispute.

You know that you have well and truly stepped in it when you have pissed off the Mennonites.

The work of these lawsuits, of these cases, is more than just halting behaviors that are unlawful.

"In this courtroom, and under my watch, the rule of law is a bright beacon which I intend to follow," the judge declared.